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Oct 9, 2025 1 hr 1 min

Ep70 Meg Raiano

from Art Unknown Podcast

"Having art in your life gives you the ability to see things in different way." - Meg Raiano Meet Meg Raiano, our dynamic Episode 70 guest who embodies the creative spirit. Her journey began like many artists; on a traditional path that took an unexpected and thrilling turn. From her initial love affair with photography to her college days immersed in dance, Meg has always been a true artist at heart. Though dance brought her joy, it was behind the camera where her passion truly ignited. Meg's journey took her from college in New York City to the serene landscapes of Maine, capturing headshots, candid moments, and concert scenes along the way. In 2015, she founded Recreative + Co, a testament to her vision and drive. Today, based in Kittery, Maine, Recreative thrives as a female-owned and operated media powerhouse, offering top-notch photography, web, and design services. In our conversation, Meg's enthusiasm for both photography and community shines through. She generously shares invaluable insights for aspiring creatives and remains committed to giving back. Through Recreative Good, her philanthropic initiative, Meg focuses on uplifting the local community. A true multi-talented force, Meg Raiano is an inspiration to artists everywhere. images: ©meg raiano/recreative + co recreative + co website recreative + co instagram Subscribe: iTunes | Android | Spotify | Email | RSS MORE ART UNKNOWN PODCASTS

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